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Your last post was in my rt73 thread that tells you how to do this. I normally would not tell you the answer but you have enlightened me to the fact that maybe what, alot of these tutorials are missing is any explanation of why we are running these commands. This is mostly because its not our job to teach you linux basics but at the same time maybe it will help with people asking the same questions over and over..... We'll see. So for now I will answer your question and update my thread with some simple explanations in hopes that we can avoid scenarios like this and it will help people to understand a bit more......Again, we'll see.

In the mean time I would like to encourage you to make liberal use of the search bar before asking questions like this as alot of people who know the answer will not take the time to help you, because you have shown no effort to help yourself.

No problem. The best thing you can teach someone is how they can teach themselves. I use BT off the cd so I dont really know the specifics about an environment with persistent changes. However, on the cd you only have to lzm2dir once until turn the computer off. This leads me to believe that you would only have to do it once. My best advice experiment and post your solution.

You need to update your kernel to at least 2.6.24+. (2.6.25+ is recommended) Once you upgrade your kernel successfully then you can patch the compat-wireless framework for fragmentation and injection. I know it works for 3945abg as I've done it a few times myself.

I will upgrade the kernel sooner or later ; anyway I've purchased an Alfa 500, so when I have it, the problem will be to connect to a WPA2 AP with the Alfa, and I believe I've seen a thread about this the other day. No problem at all now

I will upgrade the kernel sooner or later ; anyway I've purchased an Alfa 500, so when I have it, the problem will be to connect to a WPA2 AP with the Alfa, and I believe I've seen a thread about this the other day. No problem at all now